Gragoata-UFF
Scope & Guideline
Bridging disciplines to enrich societal understanding.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Linguistic Analysis and Pragmatics:
The journal publishes studies that delve into the intricacies of language use, including semantics, pragmatics, and syntactic structures across various languages, particularly focusing on Brazilian Portuguese and indigenous languages. - Cultural and Literary Criticism:
Gragoata-UFF encourages critical examinations of literary texts, exploring themes related to identity, post-colonialism, and the socio-political contexts that shape narratives. - Interdisciplinary Research:
The journal values interdisciplinary approaches that combine linguistics, literature, anthropology, and cultural studies, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the subjects under discussion. - Focus on Underrepresented Languages:
A unique contribution of the journal is its commitment to exploring languages and literatures that are often marginalized, facilitating a platform for voices that are less frequently heard in academia. - Ecocritical Perspectives:
Recent publications indicate a growing focus on the relationship between literature, nature, and ecological issues, reflecting a commitment to addressing contemporary environmental challenges through a literary lens.
Trending and Emerging
- Indigenous Languages and Cultures:
There is a marked increase in studies addressing indigenous languages and their cultural significance, reflecting a growing recognition of the importance of preserving and understanding these languages within the broader context of linguistic diversity. - Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature:
Emerging themes around ecocriticism and literature's role in addressing environmental concerns are becoming prominent, indicating a response to global ecological crises and a desire to explore literature's engagement with nature. - Decolonial and Post-Colonial Perspectives:
A significant trend is the adoption of decolonial and post-colonial frameworks in literary and linguistic studies, emphasizing the need to critique and re-evaluate narratives shaped by colonial histories. - Sociolinguistics and Language Ideologies:
There is an increasing focus on sociolinguistic studies that examine language ideologies, particularly in relation to migration, identity, and social justice, highlighting the journal's engagement with contemporary social issues. - Interdisciplinary Methodologies:
The journal is witnessing a trend towards interdisciplinary methodologies, where scholars are blending insights from linguistics, cultural studies, and semiotics to provide richer analyses of texts and language.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Linguistic Norms:
There has been a noticeable reduction in papers focusing solely on traditional linguistic norms and prescriptive grammar, as the journal shifts towards more descriptive and sociolinguistic perspectives. - Historical Linguistics:
Papers centered exclusively on historical linguistics and diachronic studies have declined, suggesting a move away from historical analysis towards contemporary linguistic practices and issues. - Local Dialect Studies:
Research focused on very localized dialects or idiolects appears to be less frequent, possibly as scholars prioritize broader sociolinguistic phenomena and their implications on identity and power. - Monolingualism in Language Education:
The journal has seen fewer discussions regarding monolingual approaches in language education, reflecting a broader acceptance of multilingualism and its pedagogical importance. - Traditional Literary Canon Studies:
There seems to be a waning interest in studies that strictly adhere to traditional literary canons, as the journal increasingly embraces post-colonial and decolonial critiques that challenge established norms.
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